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You have to enable "Experimental Web Platform features" to get access to web serial. Go to chrome://flags/#enable-experimental-web-platform-features to do it.
BTW, right now I can't connect to the Espruino Wifi with https://www.espruino.com/ide/ 0.74.3, I get this error in the console:
Serial> ERROR: TypeError: Failed to execute 'open' on 'SerialPort': required member baudRate is undefined.
(Win10, same behaviour in latest Edge and Chrome and Vivaldi. IIRC it did work at least in some of them)
I have several Espruino-WiFi devices that I did not update for a while... So I gave it a shot.
I reloaded from link in post #6 - In environment #1 (macOS Catalina
Version 10.15.6 (19G2021)
and ChromeVersion 86.0.4240.193 (Official Build) (x86_64)
- and seeWeb App, v0.74.3
in IDE console. Navigating to Settings - Flasher I can see the new section for updating Espruino-Wifi / ESP8266 Firmware.Attempting to connect, I can though not see my Espruino-WiFi devices in the list. The only thing I see in the list is
Web Bluetooth
.Going to a different Mac - environment #2, same macOS and Chrome browser version (and same USB cable), but with the 'old' Espruino
Chrome App, 0.74.1
installed from a while ago, I can connect... and see 1v99 on the Espruino-WiFi. I can also connect to my other devices: PICO, Original and BLE (Puck, Pixl, Bangle,...).I updated successfully one Espruino-WiFi device to 2v08 in environment #2 / Chrome App.
Back on in environment #1, I still can not see my now 2v08-updated Espruino-WiFi devices in the list. The only thing I see in the list is
Web Bluetooth
.Conclusion (in my context):
Question:
What do I miss here - in relation to post #6 - to be able to use the Web IDE?